Canadian Immigration focuses on Life in Canada: According to the Daily Mail in the UK, a 58-year-old photographer, Gordon Keith Parrott, recently captured a series of photos of a "little guy" chipmunk greedily eating peanuts at his home in Toronto.
This little chipmunk first picked up a peanut, licked it repeatedly until the shell was covered in its saliva, and then stuffed the peanut into its mouth, at which point one cheek was already puffed out. Then, it picked up a second peanut, licked it just like the first, and stuffed it into the other cheek. The photographer noticed that its mouth was already full of peanuts, slightly open, with both cheeks bulging. Just as he was about to put away his camera, the chipmunk picked up a third peanut and held it up in front of Gordon, seemingly wanting to give it to him. Unexpectedly, it suddenly bit down on the last peanut and quickly scampered away. The photographer remarked that this chipmunk was quite the trickster.
Chipmunks typically search for seeds and nuts in late autumn and store them in their burrows to prepare for the harsh winter. This little chipmunk returned to the same spot multiple times over three days, clearly trying to stock up on food before the snow arrived.
